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donderdag 23 mei 2013

'Sup?

Posted on 19:58 by john maikal
March and April were such good months for blogging, But not May...

I remember when I was in college I used to think how great it'd be after graduation and all the free time I'd have. And truth to tell, the amount of free time I had prior to kids was pretty cool, though I did work at a computer start-up for a few years of that... May does tend to be a busy month in my family, with the school year approaching its end and both daughters being born in May. Plus I have a project at work nearing completion and have been working many, many late nights as a result of that. As one might imagine, gaming and blogging has been pushed to the backburner.

There's been some fun stuff during all this time - two young ladies having their birthdays is a good time (though our eleven year old is now taller than her mom...) I've managed to start an ACKS game, something I'll certainly be blogging about as it progresses. Managed to make it to a pair of movies - Iron Man 3 and Star Trek: Into Darkness. I'd love to find time for 42 and The Great Gatsby but those might need to wait until they come out on video.

So I'll probably be doing some blogging on the above topics as free time returns. Not for a little while longer, though I will try to sneak another post of two in this week.


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